Federal Farm Loans Offer Low Interest for Farmers
The article outlines the Federal Farm Loan Act creating 12 Federal land banks and local farm loan associations. It details stock ownership by borrowers, loan limits up to 10000 dollars, loan-to-value caps, 6 to 10 year terms, amortisation plans, and interest not above six percent with margins limited by bond rates.
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Bank
Federal Land Banks
United States
Federal Land Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Tana Beuk
Hie Association
Federal Farm Loan Board
Feders
Eco
Taste Bee
Sr Aero
Pederel Farm Loan Board
First National Farm Loan Association
Resentment of Pendleton Normal Bill Misleads Voters
Eugene lawyer argues against the Pendleton Normal Bill noting misstatements in petition drives and urging fair submission to voters while preserving support for existing state institutions. He warns that the measure aims to relocate the Weston Eastern Oregon Normal to Pendleton and could jeopardize other established schools.
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Pendleton
By & D
Allen
Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Mmethods
Eam
Gorman Cale
Ormegon
University At
Bugens
Agricultural College
Corvallis
State Normal
Monmouth
Ee Aioe
State Ex
Metuchen
Tost
Educa‘tional
Supreme Court #0
Hardihood
Monmouth Normal
Serosa
Cascades
Tne
Fendiston
Ao Mart
Ghent
Ashland
Weston
Boards of Trustees
Pthod
Weston Free Day Set Again for 1915 Saturday October 14
Weston citizens vote to repeat the successful Weston Free Day on Saturday October 14 1915. Committees for refreshments and finance are named with L B Watts chairing finance and E O DeMons J H Price W S Payne and Dr C H Sauth among organizers. Farmers contributed geese chickens and produce for prizes and distribution plans include town vendors and attached gobos.
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Opers House
F. D. Watts
Mamet
E. O. DeMons
J. H. Price
Payne
C. H. Saulth
L. Blomgren
PF. D. Watts
E. M. Smmalth
Weston
Wild Cat Shot On Mount Emily Believed To Be Cat-Scaled Beast
A fire warden near La Grande shot a mysterious animal on Mount Emily peak thinking it a large house cat. He later killed a tabby that strayed from a nearby cabin. Mountaineer H Bivemenstin identified the carcass as his missing pet kitty after weeks in the snow.
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Mount Emily
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Palm-Loan Associations
Ita
Sasociaion
Association
Bors
Ank
Nev
Pendleton Bil
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